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The first Milan city is now under my control. As you can see I leave very little troops in the city and attack the next city. When you leave few troops you can then attack very fast the next city before the enemy can react to your attack on the first one. The chances of rebellion are low at that point since it takes at least 2 turn of riot before any rebellion happen. The other important aspect you need to notice is that as soon as I take a city, I build a church, that allow me to increase the public order and make sure to reduce as fast as possible any chance of riot. Building troops is also a good way to maintain order.

The battle happens on the way to the remaining Milan Fort. I basically use my missile unit superiority to weaken the enemies before charging them. I used this tactic mostly because the Mercenary spearmen have more armor then my regular troops. I reduced by potential loss to keep a good strength to siege the fort, but at that point I don’t know what kind of garrison that fort has.

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